Re: XHTML2.0 - transclusion

ok. let's say - crucial for me, together with hyperlinks.
in your opinion - systems you just mentioned - are they __real__
hypertexts? or WWW with HTMLs? where to begin with "real" hypertext?
i think Ted N. is father of real hypertext and i am still under
impression of xanadu document model - as you probably know - "everyone
can re-use all content virtually, simply by listing the desired
content" [1]. well, there is also something about copyrights ;) but
that's not a point. for now.

Jakub

[1] http://xanadu.com/xuTheModel/


2007/1/25, David Woolley <david@djwhome.demon.co.uk>:
>
> > In hypertext theory possibility of including parts of documents is crucial.
>
> Could you quote a reference for this.  I've never done an academic study
> of the subject, but I've never seen this being cited as fundamental before,
> and most of the hypertext systems I've seen (Windows Help, Adobe Acrobat,
> etc., don't support it).  It makes we wonder if you are confusing someone's
> opinion with the general consensus.
>
>
>



-- 
Ted said "Let there be a hypertext"
and there was a hypertext and it was good.
And then Tim said "Let there be a html"
and there was a html but it was not good.